Infinite Voyager

Welcome to the Serica Cluster, Voyager. Where infinite stars offer infinite opportunities.

An Infinite Number of Stars

Infinite Voyager offers an infinite open world with an infinite number of stars for you to visit, explore, colonize, and conquer.

In the vast infiniteness that is the Serica Cluster, your experience is as big or small as the distance you're willing to travel.

Starship Combat

Experience fast-paced top-down ship-to-ship combat as you dogfight in the vast emptiness of space. Each class of starship comes with its own unique weapons, strengths, and weaknesses.

Between kinetic weapons that'll tear through a ship's hull and pulse weaponry that'll fry a ship's engine and weapons, there's more than one way to take down a starship.

Ship Upgrades

Head down to the Shipyard to customize your starship with eight unique upgrades.

Everything from shield boosters to hull upgrades to repair modules can be yours, if you can afford it.

Exploring Lost Planets

The Rebellion against the Aeternus Corporation may have happened generations ago, but the scars still remain. Countless planets that had once been home to millions are now barren, with only shipwrecks and ruins.

But where some see lost worlds, others see opportunity. Those shipwrecks and ruins are lost treasures just waiting to be found. Plus the Order of Ricci is always willing to reward anyone who fully explores one of those lost worlds.

Space Piracy

If there's one thing the Serica Cluster isn't running out of, it's starships... along with the cargo they're carrying.

Which means plenty of opportunities for plunder. All you need to do is attack a starship, take out its shields, and damage its hull or engines enough so you can board it.

But that's just half the battle. Once you board the starship, you'll have to get in your mech and fight your way to the bridge. Do that, and the starship is yours.

It, everything it's carrying, and the notoriety that comes with being a space pirate.

Mercenary Work

On one hand, the presence of the voyagers, massive colony starships-turned-warships, has ensured a fragile peace in the Serica Cluster. That tends to happen when every faction has their own personal starship of mass destruction.

On the other hand, that hasn't stopped the various factions of the Serica Cluster from hiring privateers to 'independently' attack one another.

That's where you can come in, Voyager. Head to your nearest Contract Broker to see what kind of work they're willing to pay for.

Colonizing Planets

Whether it's lost worlds or ones already inhabited, colonization is always an option. All you need is land, and the locals will head to your nearest Contract Broker with opportunities to build up the planet.

Every Contract you complete will help build up the planet's colonies and provide you with a steady source of daily income.

Conquest

Of course, there's nothing stopping you from conquering a planet, or even an entire star system. If you have at least one Starfighter Drone, you can bring the fight to the atmosphere and attack drones defending the planet.

If you can survive and defeat the waves of Fighter and Starfighter Drones, the planet will be yours to take, and its treasure yours to plunder.

Emphasis on the "if," though. That's a lot of drones, and you'll have to fight through all of them.

Discover Lost History

The Order of Matteo Ricci is always looking for new artifacts, and they're willing to pay handsomely for any and all that you find.

Head to your nearest Contract Broker for any leads. They'll point you in the right direction.

Take on the Greatest Starships Ever Built by Humankind

During the Rebellion, the voyagers were weaponized, turned from peaceful colony ships that brought humanity to the Serica into ships of mass destruction. If the records are to be believed, one voyager could easily wipe out an entire star system on its own.

But that's ancient history. These days, the few voyagers that survived the Rebellion against the Aeternus Corporation ensure a peace between the various factions of the Serica Cluster. Mostly because they’d rather not fight one another’s starships of mass destruction.

But if you play your cards right (or something goes horribly wrong), you might get an opportunity to fight one of these massive warships one-on-one.